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sholatech:
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Ibadan

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Gkemz:
because we live in a society whereby the people's vote doesn't count.

Wait...till 2099 before bore yah vote go count...

700k cash now now

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ubaobi:
The funny part is where you hear Osh'''ole and co acussing Jonathan and NOI of being corrupt.this election was a public exhibition of corruption at the highest levels.

Go hug transformer.....go to court if you are not satisfied with the outcome of the election..

Bad losers.......

krendo:
Our democracy is in danger

I will not regret a coup de tat as it stands now because the will of the people currently counts for nothing

Oshiomole must not be allowed to get away with this.

Let PDP go to court. If justice is not done by the courts then let everyone prepare for free for all violence

Go kiss 25000000kva transformer.......

Jesuobu:
Since this man came to power, he has been appointing and disappointing. It's becoming boring. In those days I know the names of all ministers and government office holders off hand but now I don't care because the appointments are just for selfish interest

Keep ranting.... who even beg you to know what's happening in Nigeria....its your headache

House of Rep suspends Abdulmumin Jubril for 180 days, bars him from leadership positions for the remainder of his term....

Details later.....

The National Human Rights Commission says 90 per cent of women awaiting trial in prisons across the country are either nursing mothers or pregnant.

The Executive Secretary of the commission, Prof. Bem Angwe, made this known when he received the National President, National Council of Women Societies, Mrs. Gloria Shoda, in his office in Abuja on Monday.

Angwe said that the percentage was derived from the commission’s recent prison audit in the country.

He said that the commission needed the collaboration of the NCWS to provide an immediate intervention in this regard.



“In our prisons today, we have a lot of nursing mothers who are being locked up with their children and are nursing these children in the prison cells.

“We also have instances where such women who are still carrying babies in prison are also pregnant.

“It is also sad to note that more than 90 per cent of these nursing mothers are still awaiting trial. These are women that should have been released on bail while awaiting their trial.

“But they are kept there in prison with their children who are made to serve prison terms when their mothers are not yet convicted,’’ Angwe said.

Angwe said that the commission was particularly concerned because there was no amount of compensation that would be given to such a child or even the mother that would be commensurate with the hardship endured.

“One therefore wonders how in a situation where such mothers are eventually discharged as innocent citizens, how much compensation can be given to a child who is made to pass through the conditions that we presently have in our prisons.’’

The executive secretary also said that in spite of several campaigns both internationally and nationally to end discrimination against women, it still existed in form of cultural practices.

“We must recognise the fact that in spite of the huge campaign toward eliminating all kinds of discrimination against women, we still have in existence some form of discriminatory acts against women.

“Many of these acts are hidden under what we call culture and this has contributed largely to the huge number of cases we receive that represent the violation of the rights of all women.”

He also said that some parents were still preventing their female children from going to school, saying that this was unacceptable.

“In Nigeria today, many parents are still discriminating against their female children with respect to enrolment in schools.

“Many parents are still unwilling to invest their resources on their female children and tend to consider the male as being their priority, this is unacceptable.’’

Angwe advised the executive of the NCWS not to allow politicians to use the association to score cheap political points.

“The society which comprises of over 80 million women should not be used for political purposes.

“The NHRC will not stand back and watch the leadership of the NCWS follow politicians during campaigns because you are supposed to be neutral.’’

Earlier, Shoda had said that they were at the commission in light of an MoU the association signed with the NHRC on the protection of the rights of women, youths and children in June.

She said the visit was specifically to evolve the best ways to execute the MoU, particularly with regards to issues of gender-based violence and the Child Rights Act.

The NCWS president gave the assurance that the association would work with the commission to promote the rights of women, youths and children, particularly sensitisation campaigns.

The NCWS was set up in 1958 as the umbrella body of all women associations and groups in the country to promote gender-related matters.

It is currently operating in the 36 states and the 774 local government areas of the country as well as the FCT.

http://punchng.com/90-awaiting-trial-women-pregnant-says-nhrc/

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DateMynd44:
same complaints has been laden by most of the candidates, worst of all, ui hasn't even said anything concerning this.

Please any functional mobile numbers one call because all the numbers provided by the university are not functional...

Pls I have problem paying for the screening exercise for my sister. I used two different ATM, my money was deducted twice but the portal is still requesting for payment whenever we login to complete the registration.

Please I need your help in solving this issue.

How do I go about this pleaseeeeeeeeee....

Splashme:
[size=13pt]Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I have never felt ashamed as a Nigerian all my life than now[/size]

then...you are a curse to your generation.....

Good news. believe me....Some people will not be happy with this.....

Bad news for the haters...... ... All they want to hear is Bad news to blame the government...

Nobody is begging anyone to eat Salah meat, sincerely the meat is not even enough to share among my colleagues in office and my neighbour.

So.....plsease do not eat.....

colossus2:
They abandoned the car and left with the battery.

Thank God...May God continues to protect us all..

What's the mode of payment like? Do you accept instalments?

Eeyah....God will help you...i feel your pains and i pray in no time you will recover the stolen car....

Have faith in God...my condolences.....

I'm interested...can 1.2 fly?

Another domestic carrier, First Nation Airlines, has suspended its operations, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has said.

This is coming in less than 24 hours after Aero Contractors Airlines, Nigeria’s second largest commercial carrier, announced an indefinite suspension of its scheduled flight services and its staff with effect from Thursday, September 1, 2016.

The Director-General of the NCAA, Capt. Muhtar Usman, explained that the decision was taken in order to ensure that the airline carried out the required maintenance of its aircraft.

Usman, however, refuted claims that some of the domestic airlines were winding down their operations regardless of the fact that they had suspended flight services.

In a statement issued by the NCAA on Thursday and signed by its DG, it said, “The First Nation Airlines on its part is in the middle of an Engine Replacement Programme for one of its aircrafts. Another aircraft is due for mandatory maintenance as allowed by the regulatory authority.

“In these circumstances, these airlines clearly cannot continue to undertake schedule operations, hence the inevitable recourse to self regulatory suspension.”

Usman insisted that the domestic carriers had not wound down their operations, but were “merely suspending their operations temporarily to enable them undertake certain operational overhaul and strengthen their overall operational outlay.”

http://punchng.com/breaking-another-airline-first-nation-suspends-operations/

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